Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
It's been a while since we've last got new Brussels New Concert Orchestra, so here's something new from them, originally seen on a BBC Test Card tape. This is a notable track from the Brussels New Concert Orchestra, because it showcases something we hadn't heard yet in the BNCO's library recordings (Or the two non-library tracks from them I uploaded a long time ago), a chorus voice. As far as I know, this is the only track from the BNCO that I know of that features at least one kind of vocal instrumentation, and it's really interesting to see it here as well. Not much is known about Rene Heylbroeck (The composer for this track), but he also wrote other compositions as well, including co-writing a piece with Rene Costy named "String Fever", which technically is a library track in the Benelux-based Sonorama label from Polydor, but was actually originally a non-library track from a Kapp Records LP named "Continental Merry Go Round" (KL-1014), although the Sonorama version of this piece is more complete compared to the Kapp version.
Credit to Shaz Crompton for the track audio.
It's been a while since we've last got new Brussels New Concert Orchestra, so here's something new from them, originally seen on a BBC Test Card tape. This is a notable track from the Brussels New Concert Orchestra, because it showcases something we hadn't heard yet in the BNCO's library recordings (Or the two non-library tracks from them I uploaded a long time ago), a chorus voice. As far as I know, this is the only track from the BNCO that I know of that features at least one kind of vocal instrumentation, and it's really interesting to see it here as well. Not much is known about Rene Heylbroeck (The composer for this track), but he also wrote other compositions as well, including co-writing a piece with Rene Costy named "String Fever", which technically is a library track in the Benelux-based Sonorama label from Polydor, but was actually originally a non-library track from a Kapp Records LP named "Continental Merry Go Round" (KL-1014), although the Sonorama version of this piece is more complete compared to the Kapp version.
Credit to Shaz Crompton for the track audio.
